Q: I have served on my condominium association’s landscape committee for the past several years. The committee is responsible for reviewing the association’s landscaping, coordinating with our landscape contractor, and making suggestions to the board. At a recent board meeting, the new board, which was elected a few months ago, discussed the status of all committees and made a motion to disband all of the committees, including the landscape committee, and stated that the board would be handling all such matters going forward. The committee members were not advised of this action beforehand or given the opportunity to object. Don’t we have the right to have this committee?    Read the Q&A……………

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